A successful real estate investor and founder shares how blockchain technology can create liquidity and make real estate investing more accessible than ever before.

With no need for a centralized authority, blockchain technology is completely reengineering our existing systems and services.

Is Bitcoin an asset or a currency, and is it worth investing into?

A successful real estate investor and financial coach shares how she went from a timid first-time buyer to a confident landlord and owner.

An accomplished real estate attorney and investor shares his keys to success for growing a business and investing strategically in prosperous deals, all while maintaining a charitable focus that gives back to the community.

This high-level walkthrough of underwriting basics, sponsor selection, and deal diligence is guided by AdaPia d'Errico & is intended to give investors a glimpse of what we do to evaluate every CRE deal we come across.

Today, there are several efficient mechanisms by which individuals can invest – namely, through private capital networks. Here's a primer on the most prominent types!

While returns have dominated the CRE conversation over the past decade of growth, recent volatility has amplified many investors' concerns about the other side of the coin: risk. From hotels to shopping centers to office buildings, people are paying attention to risk. The market has already experienced tremendous change and it is difficult to forecast which further changes will occur.

In the world of real estate private equity, the term "risk-adjusted returns" is frequently touted as a measure of investment success. But what exactly does this mean, and how can investors use it to make more informed decisions?

Understanding risk-adjusted returns is essential for evaluating investment opportunities, especially in commercial real estate, where the balance between risk and return can significantly impact portfolio performance. In theory, the higher the risk, the higher the projected return. However, in practice, there are opportunities where an investor is being overpaid for the risk they are taking – this is what we mean when we say a deal presents favorably on a risk-adjusted basis.

Americans are starting to live longer, more active lives than the seniors of generations past. In turn, the range of senior housing and service offerings has evolved to better match their lifestyle preferences. This growth represents a great opportunity for investment in senior housing opportunities